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THE WARREN METHOD 
of 

EXPRESSION READ1N 

and 

NUMERICAL CIPHER 

by 
L7LL7E EG1NTON WARBEN. 



ie Eginton Warren f 
243 West 21 st Street, 
New York City. 



1 



THE WARREN METHOD 



of 



EXPRESSION READING 



and 



NUMERICAL CIPHER, 



by 



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L1LLJE EGIHTCN BARREN. 




Li 1 lie Egint on Warren, 

243 West 23 st StreetlWO C9P1ES RECEIVED 



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New York City. 



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Copyright 1898 by 
Lillie Eginton Warren, 

All rights reserved. 



FIRST EXPRESS] OS. 



The mouth is more or less rounded 
when giving the sounds which are repre- 
sented by the letters w, wh, oo, & oo. 



SECOND EXPRESSION. 
The mouth is elongated when giving 
the sounds which are represented by the 
letters, y, e & i. 

1 .2 * we 2.1 *■ you 



THIRD EXPRESS] ON. 



The mouth is opened in an express- 
ive manner when giving the sounds re- 
presented by ah & o. 



2 - 1 ~ " , 3 - 1 * ow; 3 - 2 * i. 



H. 
H gives a prolonged appearance to 
the vowel following it, and has no 



expression of its own. 



How, who, high, hue, he, ha! 



How are you? 
Who are you? 
Why are you? 



FOURTH EXPRESSION. 



The upper teeth approach or touch 
the lower lip in forming f & v. 
1 .2%4 ^ weave 



weave 


woof 


view 


vow 


if 


hoof 


of 


off 


few 


wife 


half 


far 


fife 


vivify 


whiff 


five 


ivy 


high 


How far 


are you? 




You are 


far. 





If you are, we are 

Why are you far? 

Few of you. 

Five of you. 

Why five of you? 

We are five. 

How far. are we? 
How few we are \ 



4 
FIFTH EXPRESSION ♦ 
The tongue shows under or back of 
the teeth in forming th» 
th th (vocal) 
5.2%4 * thief 



the 


thief 


with 


thigh 


thou 


fifth 


thy 


youth 





SJXTH EXPRESS} OK . 
The mouth assumes a somewhat square 
appearance when sounding sh% 
sh zh 
4*2.6 * fish 



fish 


sheaf 


wash 


wish 


sheath 


harsh 


shy 


shoe 


she 


thievish 






How harsh; 


» 




Why wish? 






With you. 






Why are you shy? 




How harsh 


you are! 




Why are you harsh? 





SEVENTH EXPRESS 1 OK. 



The lips are lightly closed be fo re 
making the sounds represented by £, b_, 

and m. 



6*3.7 



sharp 



B 



y 



sharp 


weep 


wipe 


shop 


whip 


pith 


harp 


peep 


whoop 


hop 


pip 


hoop 


heap 


par 


pop 


hip 


pie 


poppy 


sheep 


pew 


fop 


ship 


push 


pipe 



7 t 2.4 ~ beef 



bar 


by ) 


fob 


bee 


buy) 


fib 


beef 


Bob 


barb 


bush 


( bow 


bow wow 


booth 


( bough 


be 



7.3.2 * my 



me 


mow 


whim 


my 


mouth 


theme 


arm 


fume 


moth 


harm 


mew 


miff 


marsh 


whom 


move 



y 



farm 


vim 




him ) 


myth 


army 




hymn) 


palm 


balm 




bomb 


beam 


boom 




pomp 


mop 


mob 




imp 


My whip. 




Wipe 


my shoe . 


My mouth* 




Move 


my whip* 


The arm. 




My pipe. 


My whim* 




Five 


sheep. 


Buy my farm. 




The i 


army. 



Whip the imp. Move my pipe. 
How few sheep J J move my arm 



EIGHTH EXPRESS] OH 



The point of the tongue is raised 
to the upper gum when the sound of L 
is made. As the voice must come out 
both sides of the tongue, the teeth 
are well separated. 



8.2,7 - lip 






pool 


leaf 


flew 


lip 


leave 


limb 


pull 


blue) 


fly 


mouthful 


blew) 


Bible 


thimble 


bloom 


while 


thimbleful 


wobble 


wilfully 


people 


will 


evil 


olive 


wheel 


blithe 


filth 


fill 


Yule 


fowl) 


feel 


feeble 


foul ) 


wile 


wily 


wool 


wolf 


villify 


filthy 


folly 


file 


film 


eel 


holly 


lime 


limp 


pupil 


f ul 1 


willful 


wishful 


bill 


foolish 


armful 


whiff 3 e 


evolve 


loop 


belief 


flume 


lop 


foci 


voluble 


Phili 


lily 


loom 


live 


owl 


howl 


mollify 



s 



life 


volume 


ply 


flop 


1 ively 


belie 


polish 







How willful you are! 

I will. Will you? 

1 will flee. The olive. 

Will you fulfill my wish? 

My will. You are willful. 

] will, will you? 

1 will, while you are far. 

Will you move the olive? 

Will you move? We will move. 

If you will? You will limp 

Plow far off will you be? 

How high will you be? 



NINTH EXPRESSION. 



The entire edge of the tongue is 
put up to the upper gum when N is 
sounded. As the voice goes through 
nose and not out of the mouth, the 
teeth are nearer together than for L 
and thus the mouth is elongated but not 
nearly as much so as for Expression 2nd. 
4.3-2.9 * fine 



pine 


on 


pin 


fine 


in 


within 


whine 


win 


shine 


noon 


wine 


fin 


mine 


knee 


thine 


nine 


hominy 


heathen 


nigh 


nominee 


knife 


knew) 


ninth 


bonbon 


new ) 


inn 





20 



thin 


shin 


beneath 


bin 


moon 


varnish 


nymph 


nip 


kneel 


benign 


vine 


knob 


nibble 


nimble 


yarn 



] will win. We will win. 
Are you within? Moonshine. 
The evil eye. 
While the evil are with you. 

] knew you. 
Are you thin? 



11 



TENTH EXPRESSION . 



Hf ££> i** « ur, unaccented a, ji at 
the end of words, as in sofa, and short 
u, give a movement to the cheeks . 
4.2.10 « fear 



fear 


wire 


lovelier 


fur 


puff 


bribe 


three 


muff 


brow 


threw 


firm 


burn 


rye 


thumb 


brown 


rough 


• rumpl e 


worm 


fire 


pump 


ripe 


bluff 


blur 


room 


buff 


love 


broom 


whimper 


rule 


usher 


winner 


runner 


Berlin 


river 


1 ovely 


blush 


flush 


plush 


learn 


rhyme 


e nough 


run 


rim 


numb 


number 


mush 


rush 


reaper 


rely 


brush 


pure 


remove 


breathe 


upheaval 


removal 


free 


reef 


renew 


freely 


reefer 


repeal 


reel 


Russia 


repine 


firmly 


rebuff 


reply 


s hower 


refer 


repolish 


here 


refine 



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reprieve 


real 


furnish 


reproof 


really 


refurnish 


reprove 


, ream 


relief 


revere 


revile 


relieve 


reveal 


reap 


revolve 


rhythm 


revive 


ribbon 


rip 


rib 


rill 


ripple 


rob 


rival 


ruin 


robber 


ruffle 


rubbish 


ruble 


probably 


probable 


Prussia 


merely 


wiry 


weary 


nominal 


ruly 


bribery 


rumor 


brim 


brief 


rural 


brimful 


prefer 


bother 


br ine 


1 imber 


other 


rubber 


lumber 


brew 


bubble 


roof 


brother 


father 


rubble 


bulrush 


broth 


bumble bee 


burly 


fumble 


funeral 


rub 


birth 


barber 


oower 


briar 


bulb 


blear 


rumble 


shun 


burr 


fern 


rather 


final 


early 


fervor 


fury 


earn 


fever 


Hebrew 


earth 


fibre 


her 


farmer 


fir 


hereby 


hire 


furl 


money 


honey 


firearm 


honorable 


burnish 


f 1 ower 


harbor 


burnisher 


flowery 


healer 


buyer 


frippery 


hearer 


earl 


from 


herb 


farther 


frown 


higher 


our 


hour 


fearful 







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revolver 


inertia 


livery 


nearly 


hum 


hurry 


near 


lump 


muf f 1 er 


hush 


hump 


improper 


hourly 


hul 1 


proper 


mirth 


humbly 


hub 


mirthful 


numor 


hubbub 


mum 


hurl 


infer 


leap-year 


leer 


1 iver 


lubber 


lull 


luff 


prune 


Persia 


fireman 


power 


opera 


won) 


horrible 


powerful 


one) 


horribly 


poor 


improve 


horrify 


thrive 


throb 


worry 


offer 


nourish 


shrimp 


pearl 


plum 


Irish 


your 


above 


murmur 


pry 


aloof 


nullify 


neither 


either 


prim 


were 


foppery 


primary 


primer 


official 


thrill 


plump 


worship 


prime 


shrill 


proverb 


froth 


pur pi e 


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prowl 


whirl 


arbor 


proffer 


revival 


iover 


unpopular 


shrub 


shrine 


worth 


herewith 


bonfire 


worthily 


verb 


whither 


premium 


verbal 


parlor 


pillar 


prior 


viper 


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unbelief 


prow 


partial 


imbel iever 


alarm 



24 
The review of the army. 
Will you be firm enough? 
You will be firm. 1 fear you. 
The rough fur. The three sheep 
The fur ruff. 

We were on the high bluff by the river 
Move my muff. 
The far river view. 
Were you in the blue room? 
How few are here I 
Will William be here? 
Why will you whimper? 
3 hear the rush of the river. 
The number five. Blue or buff? 
Half of the number are here. 
Are the full number with you? 
Are three of the number here? 
Now 1 breathe freely. 



15 

The full number. 

Brush your arm* 

1 fear the fire. 

You threw my muff in the fire. 

You are firm enough. 

Will you bribe me? 

Your rule will be firm. 

You v/ill blur the line. 

Will you pull the wire? 

The wire will burn your thumb . 

] threw your muff in the river. 

] fear you will burn your thumb. 

The fire will burn freely. 

1 love the river. You are free, 

Pun in my room. 

1 move my arm freely enough now. 

J will burn the pine. 

The blue fire. You rule firmly 

1 will flee from the fire. 



16 
William will run with you. 
Will the beam move freely? 
Five are in your room. 
Brush the fur* 
Will you relieve me? 
Will you leave me the ripe olive? 
Will you rely upon me? 
People will breathe freely now. 
The fire will burn you. 
Will you furnish your room in buff? 
Will you reply? 

] will furnish my rocm in blue. 
Will you remove the rubbish? 
Will you polish with a brush? 
Will you reprove me? 
How far will you rxtn^ 
Will you be far from me? 
You will be far off on the river. 
The reaper will be in the rear. 



17 

You. wiil hear of the repeal of the 

bill. 

You will repel ish. 

Were you in the shower? 

The rough mob . 

The lovely flower will fill the 

room with perfume. 
Will the wheel revolve? 
The ripple on the river. 
How firm you are! 
} threw your whip in the river. 
A brown muffler. 
A fine rural view. 
1 fear you will whimper. 
The fine view of the river from 

the bluff. 
In the flume near the mill. 
3 will vie with you. 
The buff ribbon. 
We were in the room. 



18 
] fear ] will rob you, 
] hear a rumble. 
You will hear a rumor . 
We were on the roof. 
We revere the Father. 
] will be brief. 
3 prefer the blue ribbon- 
1 prfer a fine fibre* 
Will you prefer a firm fibre? 
Why frown on me? 
The Hebrew Bible. 
Are you her brother? 
The robin will fly. 
Why are you in a huff? 
7 will be here in one hour. 
We were by the mouth of the river. 
Are you sure? Why hire the room? 
My blue muffler. 
Will you be far off in the harbor? 



19 



ELEVENTH EXPRESSION . 



When giving the sound of aw the 
mouth is open but the corners are near- 
er together than in Expression 3rd. 



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1 - o 



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awl ) 

law 

raw 

fall 

wall 

warm 

ball 

brawl 

pore 

floor 

forth 

form 

former 

formal 

formerly 

formula 

forthwith 

forum 



before 

befall 

or 

four 

perform 

auburn 

1 aure 1 

1 awful 

lawn 

gnaw 

wore 

horn 

wharf 

yawl 

shawl 

nausea 

shorn 

reform 

north 



lawyer 

awful 

awful ly 

bore 

born 

brawn 

flaw 

more 

worn 

yore 

northern 

orb 

war 

shore 

fallen 

fawn 

thaw 
thorn 

thrall 



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2 ~ boy 



boy 


loyal 




oil 


boil 


foil 




loin 


boiler 


roil 




oiler 


broil 


royal 




oily 


foible 


ship ! 


ahoy ! 





9. 11-1 * 



no 



no 

show 
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low- 
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blow 
flow 
roll 
roller 
roly pcly 
homeopathy 
lone 
lonely 
opinion 
mole 
ivory 
limbo 
loaf 
loam 
loan 
loathe 
lobel ia 



v/oe 

whoa 

woful 

wnolly 

rope 

pillow 

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borrow 

b ov i ne 

bowl 

home 

hole ) 

wnole) 

pole 

oral 

noble 

oath 

pony 

shoal 

throne 

though 

knoll 



hope 

elope 

follow 

hero 

hollow 

foe 

mope 

burrow 

folio 

open 

hoe 

holily 

homel i^er 

broma 

1 ower 

oriole 

oval 

over 

overflow 

overshoe 

owe 

owner 



21 

wove robe prone 

woven foam pronoun 

fro promotion violin 

opal proportion mower 

probe row roan 

both bureau lobe 

The pronoun she. 

Pull the rope. You are a hero. 

Will you bore a hole in the wall? 

Are you from Rome? Half a loaf. 

J hope you will be worthy. 

] fear you will hear of the overflow 

of the river. 

My overshoe in the hall. 

Will you roam far from home? 

How noble in William! 

Are you warm? 

Will you be here with your violin? 

The ivory ball or the rubber ball? 

Will you probe for the ball? 

Will you be lonely if far from heme? 



22 

A bowl of warm broth. 

Will you show me the bow of blue 

ribbon? 
Roll up the purple ribbon. 

2 wore a blue robe. 

Will you borrow the ribbon? 

J fear 1 will bore you. 

In the hollow near the mill. 

On the bureau in my room. 

Follow in the rear. 

On the knoll by the river. 

Burrow a hole in the earth. 

Below the barn near the flume. 

Low in the hollow. 

A fine folio in purple. 

The opal or the ruby. 

2 will owe you one. 

Are you warm enough? 

Will you be on the hill or near the 

shore? 
Pull for the shore. 



23 

We will be in awe of you. 

The overflow from the river below 

the high bluff. 
The mole in the mill. 
1 hope you will be here . 
Are you from Rome? 
1 v*ore neither the blue nor brown. 
My brown muffler on the bureau. 
The fire will burn a hole in the floor. 
He wore a brown robe. 
On the shoal. On the purple throne. 
She wore buff with purple. 
Unroll the ribbon. 
] rove far from home. 
Rover will be here with me. 
] hear a robin or oriole. 
You will hear a rumor from Rome. 
You know both. 
Throw me a pillow. 



24 
1 hope you will hear of reform. 
Why will you mope in your room? 
Are you lonely? 

Will you bore a hole in the wall? 
Whoa r pony. 
1 fear the river will overflow near 

the mill • 
Will you row on the river? 
Will you row in the harbor? 
My knife will be sharp enough* 
The Pope in Rome* 



25 



TWELFTH EXPRESS J ON. 



Tne tcngue is quickly brought down 
from the tipper gum in giving T & P. 
D does not show as light a movent nt 
as T. 



12* 11. 8 



tall 



tar 

tart 

tall 

tea 

teeth 

tooth 

team 

tier) 

tear) 

tie 

tile 

time 

tithe 

tower 

turtle 

twin 

twilight 

fifteen 

type 

fifty 

filter 

fourteen 



tight 

until 

tip 

toe 

toll 

tone 

tore 

top 

town 

toy 

title 

tomb 

taunt 

toil 

tulip 

twine 

twill 

twitter 

try 

tribe 

Tartar 

trip 



to 

too 

two 

tool 

wash tub 

tough 

tuft 

tiff 

turf 

turn 

term 

tube 

tune 

turnip 

twirl 

tree 

tilt 

tint 

trifle 

trouble 

eat 

wheat 



26 



forty 


trill 


what 


faulty 


trim 


whittle 


fit 


triumph 


wit 


fleet 


trial ' 


wat er 


tire 


trolley 


fought 


treat 


Troy 


twit 


trite 


tripe 


trot 


troop 


feet 


f 1 ight 


trump 


foot 


flit 


true 


fight 


float 


truth 


fit 


flirt 


flute 


fort 


write 


mutton 


part 


boat 


fright 


pout 


bolt 


frighten 


port 


boot 


front 


put 


but 


fritter 


point 


beautiful 


fruit 


pert 


bieet 


prototype 


treaty 


blight 


vote 


sheet 


blot 


virtus 


short 


bright 


winter 


shot 


brute 


hurt 


shoot 


British 


mart 


shout 


naughty 


meet) 


shut 


ninateen 


meat) 


party 


ninety 


white 


plot 


light 


mint 


pretty 


lift 


mote 


brought 


lint 


motto 


thought 


bought 


naught 


theatre 


lot 


might 


thirteen 


loft 


night 


thirty 


lute 


note 


thrift 


right 


trite 


triple 


root 


thrifty 


out 


throat 



27 
How tail are you? 
Will you be home to night? 
Will you meet me here? 
Short or tall? 

I want a tall broom, not a short one. 
I will be in the theatre. 
You naughty boy! 
3 will not hurt you. 
Have you the ripe fruit? 
1 bought a pretty ribbon for you. 
] will vote for you. 
1 hope your room will be warn enough 

in winter. 
1 have bought a violin. 
The bright light might hurt your eye. 
You might be hurt by the fall. 
You are right. 
] will not be home to-night. 



28 
Will you vote? 
Were ycu out in the water? 
Will you float near the shore? 
Why will you fight over a trifle? 
The boy will whittle out a boat. 
The British fought all night. 
Are you fleet of foot? 
Will you filter the water? 
No, but I will boil it. * 
We have the sheet of wate-r near by. 
1 put the pretty bail on the floor. 
What a beautiful flower! 
A Hebrew tribe of forty. 
I hear the sheep bleat. 
1 hope I will not frighten you. 
Rover might frighten you. 
A fine point. 

You might pout over it a little. 
Your bright wit. A trite proverb, 



29 
Will you be near Fort Erie? 
Won f t you write a note for me? 
William might not be popular with 

the people. 
I hope you will not prowl about in 

the night. 

How far are you from the water? 

A fine view of the fort from the water. 

A fine view of the water from the wharf 

You are right in your view of the 

trouble • 
The fight near the river will be short. 

We fought by tha fort. 

Will you be on the top of the hill? 

Try to be here tomorrow a little be- 
fore four. 
Will you be in town all winter? 

J tore off part of your sheet. 

Will you tune my violin for me? 

What a beautiful tulip! 

1 have put the flute in the other rcom. 



30 
1 will not eat the tough meat. 
Will you eat the mush? 
]n the moonlight or twilight? 
7 will tie your ribbon for you. 
We live near the town on top of a hill 
The beautiful tulip tree in front 

of our home . 
We are not far from the town. 
The term will be a short one. 
The title ought to be short. 
We will rush to the top of the hill. 
Here will be a treat for all of you. 
One of my front teeth. 
] will not have the muffler tight 

about my throat. 

I bought a lot near the shore. 

A short proverb will be a fine motto 

for you. 
One hour of my t ime • 

A ball of blue twine? 



32 

Put the oval mirror in the other room * 

The boy put the foil by the root of 

the tree. 
What a beautiful moonlight view! 

We meet to-night* A sharp point? 

The ripe fruit will fall from the tree. 

] fear the boy will fall from the tree. 

Will you be in the ship all night? 

The river will be on our right in the 
trip from Albany. 

A report will be brought in to-morrow 

We might meet a few people. 

Are we to meet here to-night? 

Will the woman be here to-morrow? 

A trip to the moon. 

Will you be in our theatre party to- 
morrow night? 

We are lonely without our brother. 

My brother will be home in about a 

month. 



32 



In a month from now the tree will 
be in bloom. 

A little tOY/n high up on a hill» 

Though near the water we are without 
a fine view# 

] will put off my trip for a while. 

The truth will be brought out to- 
night probably • 

Will you be in town all winter? 



wide 


bald 


wild 


ride 


flood 


proud 


wad 


wand 


weird 


bead 


would 


beard 


word 


bind 


wider 


band 


world 


build 


find 


widow 


board 


builder 


widower 


bond 


fold 

ford 

food 

field 

bleed 


pond 
pound 
plead 
plod 

Tweed 


bud 

bird 

bundle 

pride 

dole 


blind 


dart 


dome 


blood 


dawn 


don f t 


broad 
bride 
brood 

bridle 


dear 
deal 
deep 
dean 


dote 
door 

dot 
doll 



* 



53 



third 


deed 


down 


tide 


dye 


doubt 


told 


did 


dude 


toad 


doe 


doom 


dove 


dwarf 


done 


dull 


dwindle 


drift 


dump 


draught 


drill 


dearth 


draw 


drove 


dew 


drawl 


droll 


daughter 


drear 


drone 


dial 


dream 


drop 


depart 


dry- 


drown 


dipper 


dried 


droop 


dollar 


drive 


drum 


diamond 


drip 


need 


lead 


rod 


nod 


loud 


round 
rude 


needle 



We were out in deep water. 
Don't you wish to write for me? 
We will know all about it by the 

third of the month. 
Were you down by the river? 
Were you abroad all winter? 
Will it be low tide or high tide? 
How do you know? 
How do you do? 



34 
Will you open the door for me? 
1 will shut the window for you. 
1 doubt if you will be here in time 

to meet xne* 
How old are you? 3 do not know* 
Plow wide will the hall be? 
Did William wear a beard? 
We were down by the lily pond. 
Will you put the bird in the window? 
Will you build a barn in your field 

by the road? 

3 will wander down over the field. 

The water will flood our field. 

1 will find the ball for you. 

3 will drive you down town to-night. 

WOl you drive out to-night? 

We were on a broad road. 

Were you up in the early dawn? 

3 told Arthur you would write to him 

to-night* 



35 

] will dream about it. 

No doubt you will hear the rumor. 

It will dwindle to a fine point. 

A dipperful of water. 

We will be in town by the third of 

the month. 
The water will drip on the floor. 

Did you drop a dollar bill in the 

hall by the front door? 

Did you drill a hole in the wall? 

A high drift • 

The poor blind bay will not know you. 

Did you know 1 would be here to-night ? 

Did you write the note for me? 

Did you ride over? 

Did you row on the river? 

Did you leave William in the room? 

Do you ride the wheel? 

I did not know you were here. 



36 
1 did not write but J will* 
Did you buy the field near my barn? 
I did not know the people were in 

deep trouble* 
We do not doubt you. 
3 hope 3 did not frighten you. 
THIRTEENTH EXPRESSION . 



Short e and short a require a drop 
ping of the lower jaw. 

7, 2* 1. 13. 10 * beware 



at 


phantom 


fathom 


tap 


tab 


flabby 


tabby 


flap 


fashion 


mad 


taffy 


flare 


pad 


tally 


flatten 


fad 


tariff 


flatter 


rabble 


tarry 


flash 


ware 


beware 


wear 


vat 


wrap 


van 


wrapper 


fat 


value 


fan 


vanity 


tan 


fair 


fairy 


family 


prayer 


mash 


pan 


prepare 


shadow 


marr y 



37 



shad 


pad 


bad 


sham 


pat 


shaft 


shall 


pear 


bear 


share 


plateau 


blab 


thrash 


mat 


than 


plan 


man 


that 


mat 


tear 


plaid 


nap 


rap 


trap 


nab 


raft 


trash 


narrow 


ram 


dare 


and 


ran 


lap 


rapt 


damp 


lad 


rash 


dash 


dapple 


lamb 


abhor 


apple 


ablution 


arrow 


dram 


lash 


abol ition 


abandon 


adapt 


abash 


rapidly 


adaptability 


adapt 


addle 


abbey 


add 


adder 


abhorrent 


addition 


aroma 


rapid 


admiralty 


admirable 


alloy 


adamant 


admiral 


ample 


Adam 


admire 


allure 


ampl if y 


where 


alluvial 


animal 


there 


ally 


happy 


hat 


aloe 


antelope 


appeal 


altitude 


antipathy 


apply 


attitude 


anterior 


appoint 


alum 


additional 


apt 


allude 


ash 


have 


amber 


appear 


ashy . 


amble 


ammonia 


atom 


ambush 


admission 


affair 


admonish 


admit 


affirm 


admonition 


afford 


airily 



38 



air -pump 

adorn 

adverb 

attire 

dandy 

daily 

baboon 

ballad 

ham 

hammer 

barrow 

v/he el -barrow 

battery 



affront 

allot 

beforehand 

happen 

dashboard 

tattoo 

baffle 

dandle 

baron 

barrel 

barefoot 

barely 

battle 



album 

affable 

hand 

daffodil 

famine 

babble 

bamboo 

beatitude 

banish 

bantam 

barrier 

barytone 



Did you rap on the door? 

1 wore a brown wrap. 

What more will the man demand? 

Have you a blue wrapper? 

Do you believe in high tariff? . 

Did you wear a light wrap? 

1 fear the lamp will flare up too 
high in that draft. 

Do you fear that a white phantom 
will appear in the night? 

What value will you put on that bam- 
boo furniture? 



39 

Were you a fat little boy? 
We were all in cur fine attire 
^he family will be there all winter. 
Do ycu know the truth of that matter? 
1 fear that we shall be thrown over 

the dashboard. 
1 would feel abashed. 

Shall we appoint a time for to-morrow? 
Shall we abandon the matter gt merely 

drop it for a while? 
The man will appeal for another trial. 
That will be too abrupt. 
Did you drive into the narrow roaa 

on your right? 
Where did 1 put the hammers? 
You .ought to be there? 
Will you share that apple with me? 
J shall tear off a part of that sheet 
That would not be fair. 



40 

Where did you turn off the road? 

Where will you be to-night? 

That will be enough. 

Are you the man who thought of that 

plan? 
Have you a map of Europe? 

There will be no time. 

] hope we shall land to-morrow. 

J wish that you would turn up the 

lamp a little higher, for 1 ne&d. 

ore 1 ight » 
Will you have an apple pie or an 

apple tart? Don't be rash! 

It might be too damp. 

What a lot of trash! 

Did the boy annoy you? 

The man and boy were not there. 

You should not flatter. 

Another trouble will loom up before 

him. 
A barrier between the platform and 

the people. 



41 

A little hamlet high up on a hill. 

You were a little barefoot boy at the 

t ime . 
A little matter should not baffle you 

I knew that before* 

Have you found your hat? 

The British won a hard fought battle. 

Will you have a banana? 

That man should be banished. 

It might not happen to be the right 

man. 
That would be unbearable. 

What a bad habit of mine! 

Will you have a little ham? 

Will you have a little hominy? 

When were you born? 

Shall we review? 

Were you there at the time? 

Will you be there in half an hour? 



42 



deaf 


den 


fellow 


deafen 


remember 


death 


whe t he r 


deathblow 


dent 


weather 


rebel 


dental 


felt 


debt 


dependent 


fled 


debtor. 


depth 


fret 


definition 


editor 


terror 


definite 


eleven 


terrier 


deftly 


elm 


whenever 


bed 


end 


went 


heavy 


enemy 


fresh 


helmet 


envy 


yellow 


dead 


feather 


help 


twelve 


welfare 



That will be better. 

Are you an adept in the art? 

What have you on top of your head? 

When shall we meet you, and where? 

Do you live near Fifth Avenue? 

Anywhere you wish. 

Have you any fresh fish? 

Do you remember me? 

The apartment will be ready for you 

to-morrow. 
Did you meet the boy on the ferry 

boat? 
Are you ready? 



43 

Did you hear the anthem? 

3 remember you very well. 

Don't you feel well? 

How shall J let you know? 

1 shall be very happy to have you 

here . 
When will you appear before the refe- 

ee? 
When you are ready, let me know. 

The man fell from the ladder. 

Have you found any error in the proof? 

J went to town to buy your ribbon. 

] found one error. 

That measure might benefit the people. 

What a very benevolent man you are! 

] want the right definition of the 

word . 
That would be a death blow to the man. 

J wish you would be more definite. 

] would not be nettled by that. 

Do you know when the man will be home? 



44 
Would eleven be the right number? 
Do you know the depth of the we!2? 
Will you let me help you? 
Don't fret over that* 
The woman fled in terror. 
J shall be happy tc be there, if the 

weather should permit. 
1 will be there whenever you wish. 
Have you a terrier? 
We ought to put up a tablet in memory 

of the event . 
When will you be there? 
1 want a breath of fresh air. 
] have no talent for that art . 
Let me find your hat for you. 
] have no doubt you are an adept. 
I will not attempt any more now, 1 

am too tired. 
You have no enemy. 



45 

What v/i 1 1 the end be? 

1 hope the measure v/i 11 prove bene- 
ficial . 
1 found a pretty yellow flower. 

J will put a deep hem on that. 

We have but one white hen* 

Have you the libretto of that opera? 

1 shall borrow an umbrella. 

FOURTEENTH EXPRESS! Oil . 



The mouth is opened, but not in an 
expressive manner, and the front of the 
tongue is not prominent in the mouth, 
when K, £, & Kg are sounded, 
• 7*8.13, 14 - black. 



park 


puck 


frock 


week 


work 


fork 


meek 


public 


pack 


peak 


whack 


peck 


bark 


walk 


pike 


ink 


wick 


pick 


pink 


wink 


poke 


back 


folk 


pork 



L . 



46 



look 


flock 


plan 


wreck 


frantic 


pluck 


mark 


black 


mock 


prank 


thwack 


monk 


prick 


shark 


mink 


blank 


tack 


shank 


brick 


shock 


tank 


broke 


shook 


talk 


Mike 


shriek 


tick 


thick 


lukewarm 


took 


Turk 


duck 


tack 


track 


duke 


like 


tract 


neck 


3 ook 


trick 


nick 


lack 


truck 


knock 


leak 


dark 


nook 


lock 


•lack 


lark 


lurk 


diks 


camp 


rock 


dock 


coin 


wreck 


car 


keep 


rook 


cart 


kept 


cash 


card 


kite 


caw 


calm 


kind 


c aught 


care 


kid 


call 


cab 


kilt 


cork 


cat 


cone 


cord 


can 


kill 


corn 


cap 


key 


coke 


comical 


keen 


ccmb 


conqueror 


quick 


quill 


cucumber 


quirk 


quilt 


quaff 


quarrel 


quit 


quart 


queer 


quote 


queen 


quell 


quarry 


quality 


quire 


quart ei 


quite 


choir 


coy 



47 



quietly 

quack 

curl 

quiver 

curt 

quoit 

curb 

quoth 

curve 

quorum 

cube 

quotient 

camel 

quibble 

Carter 

quinine 

clear 

clan 

clam 

clap 

clad 

clothe 

cloak 

clamber 

clutter 

cluck 

club 

clump 

crush 

crumb 

crew 

crude 

credit 

critic 

eripple 



carpet 

query 

candy 

inquire 

kitten 

claw 

coat 

cold 

coal 

cool 

cot 

cob 

eod 

cock 

oow 

calf 

clean 

cleave 

clack 

clank 

clash 

clerk 

clue 

clock 

clot 

clod 

cloud 

c 1 own 

walked 

flicker 

victor 

victory 

factory 

pocket 

pickerel 



cough 

kirk 

Clark 

coil 

coo 

cook 

coop 

cup 

cut 

cuff 

collar 

c ome 

cull 

quickly 

cloth 

quiet 

cleft 

cliff 

cl imb 

clip 

click 

clove 

clover 

clever 

crah 

crack 

cracker 

craft 

cram 

cramp 

cruel 

wickerwork 

Walker 

blanket 

market 



48 



milk 

crypt 

creep 

creed 

crime 

crimp 

crop 

crown 

darker 

ac ademy 

aconite 

act 

action 

active 

actor 

attract 

attractive 

acumen 

acute 

attic 

Atlantic 

artic 

ark 

oak 



turkey 

crash 

cream 

crept 

crib 

crow 

crock 

croup 

accrue 

acme 

accl ivity 

accompany 

company 

accord 

accordingly 

acquital 

Amer i c a 

American 

requital 

antic 

ant i que 

antiquity 

article 

auction 



crank 

crawl 

creak 

cry 

criCK 

croak 

crowd 

crook 

aback 

abduct 

require 

acqti.ire 

account 

accountable 

account book 

actual 

actually 

affect 

affection 

affliction 

African 

alacrity 

alarm clock 

alcohol 



1 wish that we were in the park. 

Have you a flock of sheep on your 

farm? 
How do you like the book? 

Did you put. the book on the shelf 



in your room? 
How would you like to have a pink 



49 

flower in your bonnet? 
1 think that a dark coat would look 

better than the light one. 

Did the man wear a black coat? 

No, but he wore a black beard? 

1 like that hat better than the other 

one* 
Kow thick will the book be? 

How do you like the view from your 

back window? 

] have a ball in my pocket. 

Have you packed your trunk? 

The pin rolled into a crack in t he- 
floor. 
1 wish 1 had a pretty book-mark. 

What a crush! 

Put very little coffee in my cup. 

Do you walk home? 

1 admire your pluck. 

The woman will oe frantic about that 

matter. 



50 

I do not like to be in a crowd* 

7 have a crick in my back. 

Shall we walk back to Fourth Avenue? 

Are you cold? Will you have a crab? 

1 shall come a week from to-morrow. 

Look at that kite high up in the air. 

A beautiful oook bound in red 9 

1 can tell you better on Monday. 

In what part of the book did you read 

about that kind of tree? 

How could you think ] wuld do that? 

You are very kind, J thank you. 

1 hope that you can carry out your 

wish. 
3 shall put your top in the corner 

of your drawer . 

1 turned quickly around the corner. 

How very queer J 

You are correct in theory. 

In what direction from here do you 

1 ive? 



52 

] live in Hew York* 

Did you ever live in Brooklyn? 

That tight shoe will cramp my foot.' 

What a noble action! 

Queen Victoria never lived there* 

The Duke of York lived there. 

Have you corrected that proof? 

Do you 1 ike corn bread? 

Direct the reply to me in care of 

my brother. When can you come? 

The crew of the ship are a fine lot 

of men. 
The woman filled the bottle with a 

white liquid. 
The woman caught up her shawl and 

left the room. 
J like yellow corn meal better than 

white in winter. 
I shall be home by three o'clock. 



52 

What an awkward man J . 

You are a very attractive woman. 

The boy will come back. 

Did you put the cork in the bottle? 

Did you put more coal on the fire? 

I hope you will not quarrel over 

that matter. 

Do not worry over the quarrel • 

] heard a heavy crash. 

Have you a quarter of a dollar with 

you? 
Will you have milk or cream? 

I have a weak ankle • 

When should the doctor come? 

J shall hav8 to cram. 

The man went to the Artie Ocean. 

You act your part well . 

Were you in the old attic? 

Have you any doubt about the ant i qui 

ty of the book? 



53 

Are you an American? 

I fear your action would not be 

approved. 
You are an active little woman. 

Do you feel active in warm weather? 

We were under an oak tree. 

1 would like to have a full account 

of that affair. 
] left my account book at home. 
Will the referee require a week for 

the hearing? 
Did you have an acute attack? 
What a valuable article. 
William the Conqueror might approve 

the action. 

Did you ever have croup? 

The man showed an affection for the 

boy. 
Have you a black cloak in your ward- 
robe? 
Shall we walk? 



54 



Did you knock on my door? 

Will you walk to your club to-night? 

Did you try camphor for your cold? 

Will you have a quart of milk? 

No, ] will have 

fog 

fig 

foggy 

flog 

flag 

vogue 

wig 

wagon 

Pis 

plug 

gap 

gash 

gone 

get 

^uide 

guile 

gig 

gift 

give 

gild 

gimp 

guilt 

glee 

gleam 

glean 

glen 



i cream, 




bag 


lag 


big 


leg 


brag 


rag 


mug 


rig 


magnet 


rug 


shrug 


ragged 


frog 


keg 


dog 


crag 


dug 


garb 


drag 


guard 


go 


girl 


gold 


girt 


goat 


gird 


gore 


girth 


got 


garden 


gown 


garment 


good 


guitar 


gun 


gaudy 


gum 


girdle 


gull 


glare 


gulf 


glad 


gush 


Greek 


glue 


grief 


gl immer 


grieve 


gl itter 


grim 


glory 


grit 



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glid8 


glutton 


grip 


glib 


grand 


grin 


glow 


grab 


grow 


globe 


graft 


grown 


gl oom 


green 


agreeable 


glum 


greet 


grotto 


glove 


grammar 


grumble 


growl 


gruel 


together 


ground 


again 


gather 


growth 


granite 


agony- 


grew 


grub 


gruff 


groove 


Hggrieve 


agree 


group 


begin 


cargo 


grunt . 


bigot 


egg 


angul ar 


grope 


autobiography 


grant 


grove 


biography 



Gome into the garden. 

Have you been in the garden? 

1 will get you a book. 

Did you buy a pretty gift? 

1 shall be glad to go tfith you* 

1 wore a blue gown. 

The man went home an hour ago. 

The woman can talk very glibly. 

We were in a thick fog all night 

How big will the bundle be? 



56 

The man wore a brown wig. 

Will you go in the wagon? 

Where did 2 put my other glove? 

J would like to know the Grand Old Man. 

How gloomy you are to-night! 

Come into the warm glow of the fire. 

J did not know the people were in 

deep grief. 

Shall we go together? 

1 am tired of the glitter and glare. 

Will you grieve over that? 

We glory in the victory of our country. 

We grown up people ought to know better. 

Are you a member of the golf club ? 

Why do you grope about in the dark? 

1 shall have to grin and bear it. 

I do not like to go out alone after 

dark. 
When shall we go to the grove? 



57 

How tall you have grown! 

That dog will growl if we go in the 

barn.. 
Do not get into that groove of thought. 

William and Fred were in the group. 

Will you have a little oatmeal gruel? 

Do not forget to corne. 

Did you throw the ball on the ground? 

Shall we agree to differ? 

You might be angry with me. 

The poet Whittle* did not write an 

autobiography . 

1 have begun to doubt the man. 

1 thought you were very dignified. 

The woman wore a calico gcwn. 

The captain left the cargo on the 

wharf • 
1 shall have to forego the pleasure. 

Will your brother forgive the man? 

Will you have sugar in your tea? 

Thank you, 1 will have both sugar 



58 



and cream. 
We will glide down the river in the 

moonlight • 
Shall we go home now* 
CJood night. Good bye! 



ring 

rang 

rung 

ringing 

looking 

beaming 

believing 

clothing 

cl ing 

wishing 

will ing 

talking 

pointing 

brushing 

buttoning 

boarding 

thank 

think 

drink 

drank 

Frank 

preparing 

pinning 

putting 

flowering 

finding 



ding 

dong 

going 

knocking 

backing 

being 

bring 

walking 

marketing 

wiping 

flying 

wedding 

boating 

matching 

burning 

pricking 

blink 

brink 

shrink 

anchor 

link 

planting 

pocketing 

varnishing 

floating 

fishing 



weeping 

1 aughing 

keeping 

rocking 

barking 

begging 

buying 

drink 

according 

moving 

folding 

forgiving 

bowing 

morning 

evening 

proving 

rink 

angle 

anger 

angry 

new-fangled 

pushing 

pounding 

warming 

touching 

wondering 



59 



working 

shipping 

leaping 

thinking 

calling 

melting 

afflicting 

belonging 

borrowing 

brimming 



willing 

sharpening 

heaping 

shocking 

blowing 

milking 

affecting 

blending 

bragging 

climbing 



want i ng 

ripping 

cooking 

blacking 

winding 

requiring 

beginning 

booming 

breathing 

cramming 



Did you ring the bell? 

Are you willing to go with me? 

The man wrote to me begging for money 

Did you find me the book belonging 

to my father? 
We were in a high wind blowing hard 

from the north. 

The ship will anchor near the shore. 

Can you hear the booming of tne cannon? 

How shocking! 

¥ou found me, borrowing an umbrella, 

I have been working hard. 

The man went up the hill breathing very 

hard 
We were all brimming over with fun. 



60 

7 do not like quarreling. 

I am not ouying anything to-night • 

1 have been calling to you for a long- 
time. 

We were tired out after climbing 
the mountain. 

Did you bring warm enough clothing 

with you? 
] have been walking a long time and 

I am very tired. 

The people were flocxing from every 

direction. 
] think of going to-morrow. 

We were talking over that matter 

when you arrived. 
What do you think of camping out for 

a month? 
What are you doing? 
Are you trying to kill time? 
Bid 1 hear you coughing? 
The men were digging for gold. 



61 

How do you like farming? 

Do you know the correct meaning of 

the word? Good morning! 

J have been brushing the mud off my 

coat 

I am fond of boating. 

Do you know "The Shining Shore"? 

You might be angry with me. 

What new-fangled notion now? 

FIFTEENTH EXPRESSION. 



Long a requires two movements. 
Its appearance differs from long i only 
in the mouth being not opened quite so 
widely. An expression similar to the 
Fourteenth is followed by a slight 
elongation of the mouth. 15.7 * ape 



bake 


mail 


rain 


take 


bail 


dame 


lake 


tail 


lane 



62 



shake 


ape 


brave 


cake 


eight 


bray 


make 


table 


fail 


rake 


cable 


break 


ale 


fable 


pate 


rail 


name 


upbraid 


pal e 


t aaae 


brain 


ate 


came 


wade 


wake 


frame 


wafer 


wail 


faith 


bathe 


wait 


vain 


blame 


wakeful 


pave 


blade 


wave 


pain 


may 


wane 


paint 


Maine 


way- 


painful 


plain 


table cloth 


native 


play 


tailor 


mutilate 


pray 


aim 


acquaint 


await 


fame 


flake 


away 


game 


1 ame 


alloy 


abate 


flame 


awaice 


avoid 


amiable 


baby 


able 


amiability 


bake 


taper 


application 


cane 


ache 


approbation 


f av or 


acre 


arbitration 


depreciate 


acorn 


arcade 


cul t. ivate 


hay 


education 


invasion 


concave 


canary 


hale 


elevate 


railroad 


multipl icati 


evade 


nation 


operate 


gate 


native 


retain 


grate 


pavement 


population 


gravitation 


Q.uaker 





You are an amiable woman. 



63 

Do you think the people will favor 

that measure? 

Did you ever go to a clam bake? 

Where did I put my cane? 

You are a very capable woman . 

I hope you wiU not complain of me. 

1 gave the man your name. 

Shall we wait for you? 

Gome out on the lake awhile. 

I will take you down town in the 

morning. 
Did you wake up early? 

] hope the boy will grow up to be a 

brave man. 
Will you go out in the pouring rain? 

An attack of gout may prevent my 

uncle from coming. 
You talk very plainly but no doubt 

you mean well , 
You will find the book on the table 

in my room. 



64 

Are you a native of New York? 

1 am going to Portland, Maine, for a 

month, 
7 do not blame you. 

Can you give me a remedy to relieve 

my pain? 

Do ycu remember the multiplication 

table? 
] am going to buy another acre of 

land. 
Are you acquainted with the man? 

The English people are a powerful 

nation. 
Come out and have a game of golf 

That will pave the way for you. 

He acted Y/ith deliberation. 

Your land may depreciate in value. 

Both men are well educated. 

Will you go up town by the elevated 

road? 
The man might evade the law. 

We may not be familiar with that poem 

When 1 came J found your gate wide 

open. 



65 
Have you a canary bird? 
We will have a bright fire in the 
open grate % 

You are hale and hearty for an old 

man. 

Did the men put all the hay in the 

barn? 

We want a very careful operator for 

the work. 

Did you mail the letter that ] gave 

you? 

I hope it will not rain to-day. 

A little rain would be very benefi- 
cial . 

I dropped my bundle on the hard pave- 
ment . 

The traitor should be punished 

immediately. 
Will you take a Broadway car? 
J will have a quire of that paper. 



66 



SIXTEENTH EXPRESSION 



The mouth assumes a somewhat smil* 
ing appearance when the sounds repre- 
sented, by S & Z are made* 



13*16.7 =* 


asp 




asp 


sack 


because 


ask 


sad 


bosom 


best 


sale 


breast 


dress 


sailor 


busy- 


Spain 


salt 


sand 


is 


seem 


same 


salute 


sample 


sank 


sap 


scarf 


insane 


satisfy 


scarf-pin 


scene 


sauce 


scholar 


France 


see 


school 


slippers 


saw 


Spanish 


scale 


face 


scalp 


whisp 


scamp 


first 


whist 


fuse 


forest 


whistle 


wasp 


foster 


whisper 


whisk 


wolves 


furious 


wise 


waste 


false 


wisdom 


fluster 


flax 


feast 


fast 


wax 


fist 


freeze 


box 


pace 


frizzle 


vest 


peace 


vase 


fox 


purse 


Venice 


vessel 



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67 



person 


visit 


worse 


place 


famous 


paste 


please 


praise 


prance 


pleasant 


press 


prison 


bracelet 


promise 


breakfast 


bur s t . 


miss 


mouse 


bless 


blouse 


mice 


blister 


brace 


ice 


breeze 


brisk 


rice 


modest 


medecine 


mosquito 


say 


safe 


sail 


save 


same 


Swedish 


sake 


sat 


sag 


Sam 


sash 


sand 


seen 


seed 


seize 


seal 


seat 


seek 


set 


sex 


sell 


said 


self- 


sells 


send 


sigh 


side 


sent 


sign 


sight 


size 


sit 


sip 


six 


sin 


sick 


sieve 


sing 


sift 


silk 


sill 


since 


sink 


sixth 


Fl anders 


so 


soap 


soak 


soul 


sold 


sore 


sob 


soft 


song 


sound 


sour 


soil 


quince 


suit 


soon 


soup 


soot 


sun 


sum 


sup 


sir 


surf 


serve 


sue 


sable 


saddle 


sardine 


salad 


satin 


sashes 


Sarah 


separate 


saucer 


sermon 


season 


cease 



L L 



£ 



68 



secret 

second 

silence 

sixfold 

sixty 

sixtieth 

subsist 

circus 

sphere 

spherical 

spheroid 

sphinx 

spake 

spat 

speed 

Sweden 

spent 

spy 

spite 

spike 

spill 

spoke 

spot 

spoon 

swimming 

spur 

sponsor 

smart 

smash 

smack 

small 

smell 

smile 

smite 

smote 

smoke 

smooth 



see-saw 

seven 

simple 

sixteen 

sister 

silly 

submit 

Samuel 

spar 

spark 

spade 

space 

span 

speak 

spear 

sped 

spell 

spine 

spice 

spire 

spin 

sport 

spoil 

spool 

spun 

sparrow 

star 

start 

stay 

stale 

state 

staid 

starve 

stamp 

staff 

stare 

stairs 



city 

cedar 

cider 

eircle 

sword 

scissors 

subscribe 

swan 

swamp 

swap 

sway 

Switzerland 

sward 

swarm 

sweet 

swept 

sweat 

swell 

swim 

wwing 

swift 

Swiss 

swallow 

swinging 

Florence 

spindle 

Srcain 

starve 

stake 

Paris 

stain 

glass 

stand 

stack 

stag 

stall 

stalk 



Li-X 



69 



Smith 


stork 


s t crm 


smaller 


stow 


stop 


smallest 


storm 


stock 


smil ing 


steam 


stout 


smilax 


steel 


s t ool 


smitten 


steep 


stoop 


smuggle 


steed 


stud 


snarl 


steer 


stun 


snail 


stern 


stuff 


snake 


step 


stump 


snag 


sty 


stir 


snap 


style 


stew 


snare 


stick 


stiff 


Spaniard 


stable 


statue 


snort 


still 


steady 


sneak 


sting 


stockings 


sneeze 


gloss 


stubble 


sneer 


stole 


S tUCtti 


snipe 


stone 


study 


SBtip 


store 


stove 


sniff 


slay 


slight 


snow 


slave 


s 1 ime 


snore 


slate 


slim 


snooze 


slaxe 


slick 


snub 


sleigh 


slid 


snuff 


slat 


sling 


snug 


slap 


slip 


slab 


slit 


Cincinnati 


slack 


s 1 ang 


scar 


slant 


slash 


skate 


slam 


sleep 


skates 


sleet 


sle«ve 


scan 


sleek 


sled 


scare 


sly 


slice 


scarce 


slide 


slight 


scat 


slime 


slim 


scab 



u 



70 



slick 


slid 


scant 


sling 


slip 


scald 


slit 


slink 


scoff 


slow 


slush 


scorn 


slew- 


sluice 


scheme 


slander 


slender 


skein 


splash 


spray- 


Boston 


spleen 


sprain 


sky 


spl ice 


sprawl 


skim 


splint 


spread 


skin 


spl it 


spry 


skiff 


splendid 


sprite 


skip 


sprig 


spring 


scold 


sprout 


spruee 


scope 


sprinkle 


stray 


score 


straight 


Alaska 


Scot 


strain 


strap 


Scotlan 


strand 


stream 


scow 


street 


streak 


scour 


Glasgow 


stress 


scowl 


stripe 


strife 


scoop 


strive 


stride 


scup 


strike 


strip 


scull 


string 


strict 


scud 


straw 


strong 


scum 


strove 


stroke 


skulK 


stroll 


struek 


skirt 


strut 


strew 


scarlet 


strawberry- 


stricken 


scamper 


struggle 


scaffold 


sceptic 


squash 


scrape 


thistle 


squad 


scrap 


thirsty 


square 


scrag 


thrust 


s quaw 


Nebraska 


z bus 


squall 


scrawl 


these 


squeeze 


scream 


those 






- - 



££ 



squeak 
squeal 
squire 
squint 
squirm 
squalid 
squander 
squabble 
squadron 
squirrel 
grocery- 
desire 
discover 
rasp 
rest 
roast 
reason 
rusk 
rust 
rose 
gl impse 
czar 
zeal 
zest 
zine 
quiz 



Astoria 

screen 

scribe 

scrip 

script 

scroll 

screw 

scrub 

scramble 

scribble 

douse 

news 

lace 

case 

cast 

coax 

quails 

close 

crimson 

goose 

glorious 

zone 

zebra 

zenith 

zero 



71 

thence 

taste 

task 

tax 

tease 

test 

text 

tickets 

t¥/ist 

disk 

dust -pan 

Mississippi 

drowsy 

loss 

letters 

kiss 

coast 

claws 

cluster 

grass 

gust 

zephyr 

zigzag 

zodiac 

zouave 



Yes, if you please. 
Were you there at the same time? 
The boys were playing in the sand. 
Will you have some lobster salad? 
V/ill you take apple sauce? 



1 see vnii «*»a infilinfirf tn ha r.^H. ir»ol 



_ 



72 
7 have sold that house, 
1 want there yesterday. 
We have had several applications for 

the position. 
I do not see any sign of a storm, 

do you? 
1 have bought a white silk scarf. 
1 hear the sound of hoofs. 
What is the secret of your success? 
How is your sister? 
You have some fine cedar trees. 
Give me seme simple story. 
Is Cooper st own at the northern end 

of the lake? 
Shall we drive around the swamp? 
Can you swim? This is a sweet apple. 
The bird flew swiftly over the water. 
1 admire the woman's spirit. 



73 

Where will you spend the summer? 

That paper is too small. 

I would like a square envelope* 

Have you paper of a smooth surface? 

How beautiful those flowers are! 

1 put two stamps on that letter. 

Did you come up stairs too fast? 

Will this train stop at Albany? 

Oh! look at the beautiful green grass. 

Does it snow to-day? 

Have you seen the statue of Nathan 

Hale in City Hall Park? 

Will you go cut sleighing this after- 
noon? 
Remember it is slow but sure. 

Will you have some roast beefV 

Have you been out skating this morn- 
ing? 

That is a fine scheme. 

What a beautiful blue sky! 



74 

This is like a spring &%y • 

Have you noticed that beautiful crim- 
son rose? 

I caught a glimpse of you going 

around the corner. 

Be careful or you will spoil your 

dress . 
Have you seen the magazines of this 

month? 
We have read several of his articles 

in the magazines. 

That is a new institution. 

Seeing is believing. 

Did you understand what 1 said? 

We have not seen the people since 
our last visit to them. 

The service has commenced. 

Our friends left for Paris yesterday. 

Have you seen the professor of chem- 
istry at the University? 

7 will send the parcel by express. 



75 
The exercises will commence at half 

past seven o'clock. 
7 should think it might prove to be 

an interesting exhibition • 

We prefer a fast sailing yacht. 

At last we are home safe and sound. 

The little girl has a sweet dispo- 
sition. 

Has the bank closed? 



76 



APPENDIX • 
Ch, soft £ oc ^ nave the same ap- 
pearance as sh (Expression sixth). 
The only difference is that Sh is form' 
ed more slowly than the other sounds • 



6»15»9 = chain 



chancel 


charm 


char 


charter 


chain 


chafe 


chance 


chant 


chaff 


chat 


cheek 


cheap 


chief 


cheese 


chest 


chess 


chide 


chime 


chill 


chin 


chip 


chose 


choice 


choose 


chum 


chirp 


Children 


cherish 


church 


chew 


chapel 


chapter 


cherry 


cherries 


chickens 


chimney 


match 


notch 


march 


latch 


much 


satchel 


touch 


wretch 


torch 


watch 


teach 


witch 


patch 


which 



chart 

chr 

chair 

chap 

chalk 

cheer 

chefck 

child 

chicken 

chink 

chop 

chops 

churn 

larch 

cheerful 

chieftain 

chestnuts 

chewing 

catch 

beach 

fetch 

larch 

arch 

French 

bleach 



77 



peach 

pinch 

pitch 

pitcher 

perch 

preach 

wrench 

quench 

such 

scratch 

sketch 

starch 



twitch 

trench 

Dutch 

drench 

ranch 

rich 

coach 

ci inch 

scorch 

screech 

snatch 

speech. 



blanch 

branch 

broach 

launch 

leach 

lurch 

couch 

crutch 

Scotch 

stretch 

stitch 

finch 



Let me carry your satchel for you. 

Will you take your sketcn book with 

you? 
Are you a Scotchman? 

Did you go to church last Sunday? 

Are you chilly? 

What a remarkable chain of cireuxn- 

s t anc a s I 
Will you have some cherries? 

Come to the window and see this 

torch light procession. 

Are you fond of peaches? 

Which book will you take? 

Will you paint a branch of peach 

blossoms? 



78 

Watch the child and do not let him 

touch the machine. 

Would you like to play a game of 

chess? 
Let us choose new quarters* 

Can you draw a chalk picture? 

Did the man catch his train? 

We were completely drenched. 

Take this chair. 

Do you hear the bird chirp? 

The goods were sold cheap. 

You did not latch the door. 

Let me take a stitch for you. 

Try to be cheerful. 

The man is lame and goes on crutches. 

Have you a match? 

The vessel gave a sudden lurch. 

The orator made an eloquent speech. 

A fine chime of bells have been added 

to the church. 



6. 3,9*12 n jaunt 



79 



jar 


jay 


jag 


jam 


Jack 


jaw 


jaunt 


George 


ge^, 


jet 


gl^e 


jig 


Joe 


joke 


job 


jog 


jot 


joy 


join 


joist 


jug 


judge 


jump 


iust 


jut 


germ 


juice 


Japan 


gentle 


jelly 


gentleman 


ginger 


?. ourney 


jewel 


general 


ba 


adage 


twinge 


bridge 


dodge 


trudge 


nudge 


drudge 


tinge 


ledge 


rage 


cringe 


lodge 


gauge 


wage 


pledge 


gorge 


wages 


page 


grudge 


wedge 


pigeon 


ridge 


frigid 


vigilant 


voyage 


fragile 


vigil 


sage 


large 


John 


siege 


collegiate 


Virginia 


surge 


charge 


engine 


sponge 


change 


engineer 


stage 


cabbage 


badger 


strange 


cudgel 


danger 


age 


Jane 


subject 


courage 


James 


object 


baggage 


Joseph 


college 


language 


carriage 


justice 


geography 


June 


package 



ax 



80 

A large number of guests were present . 

The soldiers marched under the Wash- 
ington arch. 

So subject has received more atten- 
tion than this one. 

1 want a jar of strawberry jam. 

Have you ever visited Smith College? 

Did James pass the June examination 

for College? 

The occupants of the stage were in 

danger. 
It is an old adage. 

You were very courageous. 

Shall we change our quarters? 

We met some friends on the voyage 

from San Francisco to Japan. 
We sail in July. 
John and Virginia have started on 

their journey. 
That is the engineer. 



81 

We crossed a ridge of the mountains* 

Shall T get your baggage checked for 

you? 
There are jewels in that package. 

Joseph has received an appointment 

in the College. 

His friends are jubilant. 

Will you take some jelly7 

Your judgment was good. 

Justice shall be done » 

The boy uses excellent language- 

We crossed a bridge over a stream. 

Would you like to study the Japanese 

language? 
Will you take a ride in my carriage? 

My horses are very gentle. 

Will you join our party? 

Did you see the large engine? 



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